They did it in Cairo. They destroyed the museum in Baghdad. And “they” is the same thing. Terrorists, extremists, the 2011 revolution. Not a dimes with off distance in them.
By the way, antiquities of Egypt are not “moslem art”. Nefertiti was roughly as distant in time from Islam as we are from Jesus. Almost 2000 years, so it’s not moslem art.
Try to keep up.
By the way, antiquities of Egypt are not “moslem art”. Nefertiti was roughly as distant in time from Islam as we are from Jesus. Almost 2000 years, so it’s not moslem art.
Ok. Reading comprehension is not your strong point.
Please cite a reputable source that lays the 2011 revolution at the feet of Muslim extremists. Otherwise, no.
As for “moslem art” - I didn’t state or suggest that Egyptian antiquities were “moslem art.” The Museum of Islamic Art - is a real place in Cairo. A separate place from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Two…different…places.
The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) in Cairo, Egypt is considered one of the greatest museums in the world, with its exceptional collection of rare woodwork and plaster artefacts, as well as metal, ceramic, glass, crystal, and textile objects of all periods, from all over the Islamic world.
I would be genuinely horrified at the idea of “keeping up” with your thought process. 🫣